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Already converted in the Frog God Games The Tome of Horrors Complete. Page 738 under the heading Therianthrope. This is a GREAT resource to have. It has many of the old 1e/2e critters that WotC never converted, or converted later. It means that some monsters that are technically closed content, have an OGL version that WotC had licensed Necromancer Games to convert early in the 3e Era. Not to mention the fact that Paizo references this, and the previous versions, quite often in there products.

Page 738? Holy cow, how many monsters are packed in that thing? *checks link* Wow, that is one impressive tome. Thanks for the tip, I've got to get my hands on that thing!

Perhaps a wolfwere?

I think this is how I'm going to handle this scenario if it pops up in any of my games (my GM in this one just says that it makes normal wolves).

My only experience with wolfweres is from the Tales of the Sword Coast expansion for Baldur's Gate for PC. I assume they were in 2nd ed. and weren't carried through to 3rd (compared to a lot of people on these boards I'm a bit of a newb - I only started playing in the twilight years of 2nd ed.). Do you know where I might be able to find stats for a wolfwere so I that I could try and Pathfinder-ize it?

This thread is one of the single most awesome things I have ever read. I think someone above mentioned running the game if only for the stories you'll have to share years later. I second this. Then again, it sounds like your campaign is on the road to self-destructing without some major overhauls. It might just be better to run a different game, if only to save your own sanity. Or it might not. Good luck!

Aaaand now I've got Neko Mimi Mode stuck in my head. Again.

So I have a bit of a strange question. What is the result of a lycanthrope in animal form mating with an ordinary animal of its type? What spurred this question was a recent werewolf character of mine. In his backstory, he spent a number of years in wolf form living in the wilderness as the alpha male of a pack of wolves. I'm assuming he sired at least a couple of wolf pups in that time and now I'm wondering if there might be some werewolf children of his that might track him down (for good or ill) or if he merely expanded the local wolf population by a little bit. I know there are probably no rules anywhere that would cover this kind of scenario, I'm just looking for people's opinions. My personal opinion is that either lycanthropes don't breed true unless it is with other lycanthropes (thus creating natural lycanthropes) or a half-lycanthrope could exist, which would conceivably be an afflicted lycanthrope from a game mechanics stand point (abilities like DR are watered down from a natural lycanthrope's). Jeez, fantasy role-playing games can spawn the oddest questions!

Minor Creation. Unliving vegetable matter (no I'm not talking corn zombies here as much fun as that could be), we want crop dust. Lots of it, inside the tower. Then use Spark.

You know what scratch that -- hire a level 1 flunky wizard as an apprentice and have him cast spark on the dust.

Have you ever seen a dust explosion? Nasty stuff, don't be near it. Oh and write a letter to your apprentice's parents when you are done -- it makes you seem like not such a bad guy when you use those little touches.

Where have I seen this before?

(No offense meant to Abraham, just noting once again how wizards are jerks, especially to their lower level counterparts.)

I love recurring characters! The alchemist class fits Ramoska's background so well, I'm tempted to convert him fully to alchemist. Sadly, Ramoska was destroyed in my last run of Seven Days to the Grave (curse those paladins! curse 'em!) so it looks like I'll be swapping him for his distant cousin Aksomar Sonimkra :P On the upside, my more recent Crimson Throne game has the party just about to enter the Urgathoan temple so the nosferatu has a second chance to live on to reach his full Carrion Crown glory! And this time, the party doesn't have one of those blasted paladins . . .

Litany of Vengeance
Am I reading this correctly? It seems that the effects of this spell last forever, as the duration is instantaneous. Does this mean the poor creature afflicted with Litany of Vengeance will take +5 damage from every attack made on it for the rest of its life (which isn't likely to be very long)? Has this spell been errata'd?